Django - DRF Advanced FeaturesYou want to allow both JWT and Token authentication in your API. How should you configure authentication_classes?A[JWTAuthentication, TokenAuthentication]B[TokenAuthentication]C[SessionAuthentication]D[BasicAuthentication]Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand multiple authentication supportDRF allows multiple authentication classes in a list to support different methods.Step 2: Combine JWT and TokenAuthenticationInclude both JWTAuthentication and TokenAuthentication in authentication_classes list.Final Answer:[JWTAuthentication, TokenAuthentication] -> Option AQuick Check:Multiple auth classes = list with both JWT and Token [OK]Quick Trick: List multiple authentication classes to support both methods [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing only one authentication class when both neededConfusing SessionAuthentication with token methodsUsing BasicAuthentication instead of token-based
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